In the 11th century, the 22 most important of these locations were categorized into the seven upper, seven middle, and eight lower ones. The first one of these built in America was moved from Stockton, CA to Granite Falls, WA in 2001 and is headed by Reverend Barrish. One ritual that occurs at these structures involves recieving a fortune on a piece of paper and tying it to a small stand if its bad. These complexes usually contain a long path flanked by a series of stone lanterns, and worshipers traditionally wash their hands in a stone basin before praying at these structures. One usually rings the bell in front of the offering box, makes a 
In the 11th century, the 22 most important of these locations were categorized into the seven upper, seven middle, and eight lower ones. The first one of these built in America was moved from Stockton, CA to Granite Falls, WA in 2001 and is headed by Reverend Barrish. One ritual that occurs at these structures involves recieving a fortune on a piece of paper and tying it to a small stand if its bad. These complexes usually contain a long path flanked by a series of stone lanterns, and worshipers traditionally wash their hands in a stone basin before praying at these structures. One usually rings the bell in front of the offering box, makes a small donation, and claps when worshipping at these complexes, which also contains a building for the ritual dance. Its central portion contains its enshrined diety in the honden, while in front of these structures is a large wooden gate called the Torii. For 10 points, name these religious buildings which are used to worship a particular kami, the central houses of worship in Shinto.
In the 11th century, the 22 most important of these locations were categorized into the seven upper, seven middle, and eight lower ones.
{Shrine} [or {Jinja}]